Use of the word adulation in a sentence example

adulation

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Syeophants are experts in adulation. [noun]

Theoretical speculations, vanity, and self adulation, are one thing; wise administration, and practical justice, are another. [verb]

Zuccaro, Federigo--his Resentment, iii, 251; Royal Criticism on his Self-Adulation, iii, 252. [adverb]

The beginning and end of modern portraiture is adulation. [Please select]

A demi-god could have received no more fervent adulation. [Please select]

Although Jason was a famous celebrity, he was very uncomfortable with the adulation from his fans. [Please select]

It is obvious that most of the billionaire’s adulation comes from people who are simply after his money. [Please select]

Demosthenes points out that such adulation is as futile as it is fulsome. [Please select]

] But he was not content with repose or adulation. [Please select]

This adulation of Sevier still annoyed a few men who had ambitions of their own. [Please select]

Through all this adulation Franklin passed serenely, if not unconsciously. [Please select]

Proud, both from adulation and native disposition, he yet was polite and affable. [Please select]

Chick-chick went back to receive the adulation of the camp but he was not satisfied. [Please select]

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